For no salary?!!

At 1:48 this video shows something that needs to be improved but has not been tackled by the road improvement; a car is parked on the pavement outside the vape shop and restricting the pavement.

How can you narrow the junction like is suggested here on Rowland Road? The coaches won't be able to get out at all? There are 3 schools up there. Also the Knowle Lane proposals are just dangerous. Visibility is already hard, these suggestions will make it nearly impossible to see with the planters? On that why would you widen the pavement like this, shrink the already narrow road and then put massive planters everywhere using up the space. Where are the new suggestions? Widening the road between horseshoe lane and super drug to ease traffic? Widening the road around the butchers to make deliveries easier? Why does there need to be all these speed bumps? These designs make no sense. 😮😢

This film is incredibly misleading it was filmed at 7am on a Saturday so not representative of normal traffic in Cranleigh. In addition if you look closely the width of the road when they extend the pavement at Knowle Lane it is not possible to retain the feeder lane the width of the High Street heading towards Guildford is about the width of two bikes.

Great

have you guys fixed the martian problem?

That´s so beautiful, so incredible wholesome. I would love to foster especially teens in the future too, as I think this is so crucial. In my country, a lot of kids and even more teens aren´t in foster families, they are in youth residential groups, which are great places with great people, but they get kicked out, when they are 18 or 19 and they don´t have stable relationships, so I would love to support kids and teens, who want to have this in the future. We´ll see, what the future brings.

I'll never foster then.

Beautiful video, great narrative! Needs to be shared more! ❤

My names Anthony and I go to Reigate priory😂

Water about the cleaning of the rivers and prevent sewage entering our beautiful rivers

Great vid. But what *is* "adult social care"?...

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Looks fantastic. Well done to those involved. Great scheme and a great idea

Insightful

Sounds great. Hope people don't abuse it.

Supported living is nothing like this at all

so when will this happen. we've been waiting years to see the development near the sports centre and what a bloody ugly carbuncle that turned into. when buildings are built in such an old historic town such as farnham, planners need to incorporate buildings that at least look like the old buildings in the town. modern does not go in a town like that. shame on the planners. I do hope when this new pedestrian/road system is implemented that it will be in keeping with the infrastructure around it. meaning to look like it has always been there, cobble stones, sandstone ect.

Wow! I love what the council have done with our beautiful county❤

AHH! Now it makes sense!

Wow Jodie, look at you! All grown up and the poster girl for SCC! Great to see you doing so well. Love to Mum! Natasha from Walton Leigh xx

That's my dog! Adopted him after he retired

A very nice creation which emphasizes the pedestrian experience; however, the significantly reduced vehicle throughput and reduction in driveable road area means that gridlock will result whenever a bus, delivery van or vehicle stops on the remaining carriageway. Then there's the issue of South Street which is missing from this video. A two way South Street will be regularly grid-locked as buses block both carriage ways and cars going North try to turn into Sainsbury's. It's completely unrealistic to expect people and businesses to relinquish vehicular access to the town centre and, at the same time, have a thriving commercial centre. A thriving centre requires efficient vehicular access, not constrained access. During opening hours, if the proposals were implemented, the centre would become grid-locked even easier than it does now, because of the removal of road space. All it takes is a delivery van or bus to stop traffic flow and the centre will seize-up. The more effective use of tax payers' money would be to integrate all of the existing traffic lights and introduce lights at the Castle Street/Borough junction. These can then be optimised to enhance traffic flow through the centre. Lastly, the centre needs the equivalent of London's Red Route to prevent vehicles blocking flow at busy times. An enhanced CCTV system would be needed to monitor the centre's flow with errant vehicle owners automatically sent stiff fines, to provide funding for the operations. All users of the centre benefit from having efficient access. Gridlock should be avoided, air quality improves, businesses and customers benefit. Win, win. I'm getting my coat...

Bunch of fraudulent clowns. Explain 75%of scamtax going to your private pensions!

Too much money is spend on pensioners and not enough is spent on infrastructure!

That is a super idea. Well done

Great idea!

Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council like to kiked people on the streets and they take more rents out of people and they are paying for people hotel bills for them

Fabulous insight into what a career in care can bring to so many

We can't afford your ever rising extortionate council tax demands! We don't want rewilding we want to support local farmers to produce fresh meat and veg. We don't want LTN's / anti car policies and Toob telegraph poles and lines all over our streets! We want sensible policies that DO NO HARM to the people you purport to represent.

thing is I'm not gonna report it, beats the government making cigarettes more expensive in hope to get people to stop smoking but in reality its just filling the Torys pockets more, sort your government out and maybe this wouldnt be such an issue.

This Super Access would be particularly useful for smaller, part time staffed libraries.

Three thousand pounds a month for my council tax. The roads are full of potholes, street lighting turned off after one o’clock, the drains are blocked when there’s heavy rain, parking charges are extortionate in many towns, non existent bus services, schools in a state of disrepair (not the nice private schools though of course) so what am I paying for with my three thousand pounds a year?

Why is there an apparently inactive person standing there to the left? Is that to illustrate how much energy staff put into efficiently spending taxpayers’ money?

As a civil engineer, with some experience of road construction I know the importance of preventng water ingress into the road. Water will get into the road if the surface is not kept sealed, by applying a surface dressing or a new tarmac top layer. The lack of timely 'surface sealing' is the cause of water ingress, and the inevitable potholes. A road surface that shows a 'crazed cracking pattern of wet lines' when the surface is, ostensibly, dry but the water in the micro-cracks has not dried out yet, is a sure sign that the surface is in need of 'a coat of paint'. The video is correct, but the fundamental issue is the lack of prior maintenance. Money shortage ?????

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This is superb. I'd like to steal the entire script for my county council. And probably steal the presenter as well.

A better long term plan for our roads rather than patching up which only lasts for a few months

Love this!

This is absolutely trivial nonsense and a waste of time/money, It shows just part of the mechanisms that causes pot holes. The weather has not changed significantly in recent years. The video does not cover the appalling quality of repairs and the lack of preventative maintenance in such areas as joins between laid strips that are left degrading for years. I can point to hundreds of examples locally in Tandridge. And it seems that repair techniques have not changed in a hundred years. Many replacement surfaces are not properly bonded to the underlying layer, drains are not maintained, there are so many things that are just poorly done leading to future costly work. Please let me know if this is not the case.

Other countries in Europe have similar or worse weather conditions, yet when I drive across Europe the roads are virtually pothole-free. Where they have been filled, they seem to do a better job in sealing the edges, where the rain and frost seep in.

Amazing